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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => CZ SP-01 and variants => Topic started by: wishejaj on December 06, 2017, 07:36:03 PM
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I have looked through all the search and didn't find this.
I am a range shooter only. My question is will I really notice that much of a difference in a TSO vs. a Tactical Sport? I don't care to spend the extra $500 if there is a noticeable difference, but if I don't have to there is $500 toward another CZ.
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Range shooter only would do just fine with the non Orange. Same trigger. Ergos are a little different but if you're not shooting for speed I'd save for more ammo!
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Range shooter only would do just fine with the non Orange. Same trigger. Ergos are a little different but if you're not shooting for speed I'd save for more ammo!
This about says it all. TS is an excellent handgun
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Thanks for the input, that was my thinking as well, but just wanted a few opinions. Thanks again.
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I saw a few TSOs before Black Friday, but the 9mm models all seem to be out of stock.
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If you don't like the huge fat grip on the TS, just remove the cheap plastic magwell/grip combo and for 150 install the same combo on the TSO for a much better grip feel.
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Biggest difference would be the brake pedal. For calm range use, probably insignificant.
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Ok, so I went with the TS. The main reason why is that I just stole one on Gunbroker for $931 plus $30 shipping. The cheapest TSO I have found is $1689 plus shipping. The TSO is stunning but I think as a range guy I wouldn't be able to tell $700 difference. Also, it allows me to look for a matte 75 now.
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As a range shooter, why shoot the TS line at all. The TS is built and optimized for Limited/Limited-10 USPSA Competition. The Production line of SPs are just as accurate, reliable, and, I believe, many of the variants cost less.
If pressed to stay with TS than I strongly recommend the TS over the TSO when using a cost/value ratio (cool looks notwithstanding).
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I'm not going to lie, I like having all the cool toys.
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Ok, so I went with the TS. The main reason why is that I just stole one on Gunbroker for $931 plus $30 shipping. The cheapest TSO I have found is $1689 plus shipping. The TSO is stunning but I think as a range guy I wouldn't be able to tell $700 difference. Also, it allows me to look for a matte 75 now.
Not too bad of a deal (new they are ~$1050) if it comes with all the extras a new one does.
Once you get a chance to get it to the range, let us know what you think!
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Ok, so I went with the TS. The main reason why is that I just stole one on Gunbroker for $931 plus $30 shipping. The cheapest TSO I have found is $1689 plus shipping. The TSO is stunning but I think as a range guy I wouldn't be able to tell $700 difference. Also, it allows me to look for a matte 75 now.
A Fantastic Plan! ;D
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As a range shooter, why shoot the TS line at all.
Because it's got a better trigger for less money than a Shadow 2? Not everyone uses/needs the DA ability of the 75's.
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I have the TS in .40 cal. its a fantastic firearm. I purchased the 9mm barrel from CZ custom. Fitted it and it runs fantastic. When running 9mm the recoil is nearly non existent. I also added the fibre optic front sight from CZ custom. At some point in the future i want the blue aluminum grips and going to have a friend CeraKote the slide and mag floors to match.
I've been a Glock shooter for years and I can tell you my CZ is far better firearm.